While Kentucky was busy earning its way into the Sweet 16, head coach Mark Pope was adding another year onto his Wildcats contract, as well as earning a hefty bonus at the same time.Pope has turned his first season at Kentucky into a successful one by advancing to the second week of the NCAA Tournament following an 84-75 victory over Illinois on Sunday.Hired to replace John Calipari on a five-year, $27.5-million contract, the Wildcats’ Sweet 16 spot has earned Pope a sixth season on the deal worth $5.25 million that will keep in him Lexington, Ky., through the 2029-30 season, according to Sportico.He also earned a $50,000 bonus after the team won its first two games of this NCAA Tournament.No. 3 seed Kentucky will now face No. 2 seed Tennessee on Friday at Indianapolis.